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Average urea prices in the international markets had jumped to almost $947 per tonne (free-on-board) around May, up from around $447 at the start of the conflict in February, before coming down to $447 from July onwards
Sanjeeb Mukherjee New Delhi
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Aug 24 2026 | 11:02 PM
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In less than five months of this financial year (FY27), 58.04 per cent of the budgetary allocation for fertiliser subsidies has been exhausted owing to a surge in global prices, particularly of urea, after the war started in West Asia, according to sources.


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